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by infamia 5mo ago
Warships vs. insurers willing to underwrite a policy for merchant vessels to transit are definitely two very different things. The Iranian Government has a much higher pain threshold/resolve than Trump, but they're also in a lot m
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by infamia 5mo ago
I had not heard about that transit, thanks for sharing! The ships mentioned in our two links match up, so it certainly sounds like they spent a some number days in the Persian Gulf and transited back. There was also a transit that occurred
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by infamia 5mo ago
> There is a reason the US Navy fled the Persian Gulf on Feb 26 and has not returned since. Two US Arleigh Burke Class Destroyers transited Hormuz a couple of weeks ago without damage and are still there last I heard. The Iranians were r
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by infamia 5mo ago
China hasn't seen 10% GDP growth for 15 years. It will likely fall in the 4-5% range this year as it was last year. China has a self-inflicted population decline problem that the U.S. doesn't, which will weigh on China's futu
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by infamia 5mo ago
This is brilliant, I was not aware of ITCSS. Thank you for sharing! The link you shared fits my brain a lot better than pure BEM/CUBE, which works but always felt weird and uncertain to my style. Sprinkling a bit of BEM on top of ITCSS
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by infamia 5mo ago
Iran cannot get their oil out of their country fast enough. Iran's oil storage facilities are filling up, as evidenced by them bringing in derelict tankers just to temporarily store oil. If they have to start capping wells, they will a
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by infamia 5mo ago
> I think the fact that they reached 2B/mo in revenue by dogfooding cc is all the proof that one needs that this thing actually works. That's a notable achievement, but let's have some balance... It's also responsible
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by infamia 6mo ago
> Tracy Chapman: https://archive.org/details/@aadam_jacobs_collection?and[]=c ... > Audio quality is decent here too. Listening to "Fast Car" now, and the quality is solid. :) Fast Car was terrific, tha
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by infamia 6mo ago
SQLite has a ".backup" command that you should always use to backup a SQLite DB. You're risking data loss/corruption using "cp" to backup your database as prescribed in the article. https://sqlite.or
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by infamia 7mo ago
Chrome Devtools MCP now has an (experimental) CLI as well and can produce neat things like Lighthouse Audits. https://github.com/ChromeDevTools/chrome-devtools-mcp/pull/1... I've only used it a bit, but
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by infamia 7mo ago
All the embedded systems I've worked in have many languages you can use to compile whatever, burn, and run whatever you like. Consoles run game engines and programs written in all sorts of different languages. They don't care as l
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by infamia 7mo ago
The web is the only major platform that has a language monoculture to its detriment (i.e., not all problems are Javascript shaped). IMO the web ought to become multilingual (and become JS optional_ to further ensure its continued longevity
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by infamia 7mo ago
There's a really nice typing plug-in for mypy that's been around a long time: https://github.com/typeddjango/django-stubs It is very disappointing that these new type checkers don't support plug-ins, so
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by infamia 7mo ago
The Agentic Lab is a nice community with people sharing their approaches and ideas similar to the OP. https://www.skool.com/agentic
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by infamia 7mo ago
You need a high/low capability that mixes all levels. For example, the Ukrainians and the Russians are both manufacturing very expensove cruise missles (Neptune/Iskander) and long range attack drones (shahed/fp-2/lute&#x
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by infamia 7mo ago
I don't understand your point. Switchblades are (roughly) more akin to FPV (300 model) and Vampire drones (600 model) with reapect to size and payloads. Shahed style drones are roughly like like low end cruise missles. Different form f
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by infamia 7mo ago
You're comparing apples, bananas, and pineapples while pretending they're all one thing. Switchblades are extremely effective (albeit expensive) anti-personnel (300 model) and anti-armor (600 model) drones. Shaheds are much larger
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by infamia 7mo ago
> Then what's your excuse for why wasm, despite years of investment, is a dud on the web? Depending on how you count, it took JS about 20 years and billions of dollars plowed into it to do the same, so why expect any less from wasm?
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by infamia 8mo ago
MCP eats lots of context (~20k tokens for chrome's). The more tokens you use needlessly, the faster your context rots (i.e., worse performance).
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by infamia 8mo ago
If you do that you'll reset browser state with whatever you're replacing. For example things like scroll position, if the user opened an accordion, etc. would all be lost.
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by infamia 9mo ago
> The correct way is to use EventSourcing, with each change to an otherwise immutable state being recorded as an Event, including a Delete (both of an Event and the Object). Another great (and older) approach is adding temporal informati
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by infamia 9mo ago
If you're on a Linux or Unix OS, a chroot jail might be a more lightweight solution. the chroot command essentially makes the chrooted directory look like the root dir. You need to set up all the directories claude can access (like &#x
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by infamia 1y ago
F-Droid is no longer accepting "NSFW" apps (as they dubiously define them) and will eventually remove them from the repo. This tag is only a stopgap until they figure out how to move them out of the F-Droid repo.
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by infamia 1y ago
No, there are plenty of other examples (just in games alone) to write off as a mere one-off oversight. It certainly seems targeted since they've targeted religious apps that don't even have any explicit content. For an app store
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by infamia 1y ago
Gloomy Dungeons 2 is mentioned in the discussion as an FPS without the NSFW tag: https://gitlab.com/fdroid/fdroiddata/-/merge_requests/27861#... The NSFW tag seems unevenly enforced, especially for an or
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by infamia 1y ago
The data attributes they moved to Pro was mostly a result of watching folks use Datastar and seeing the anti-patterns develop. Those anti-patterns have been moved to Pro. > If it's stable, no v2, plugins aren't needed, it'
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by infamia 1y ago
They think most folks should avoid Pro (it is just convenience fluff and some potential anti-patterns). Putting it on the front page would cause more harm than good?
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by infamia 1y ago
Try Datastar, it leans into web components, and they're working on a plug-in that integrates web components with Datastar. For example, I believe the star field on the front page of it's site is a web component. https:/&#x2F
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by infamia 1y ago
> Highly disingenuous. First, AI being trained on copyrighted data is considered fair use because it transforms the underlying data rather than distribute it as is. Your legal argument aside, they downloaded torrents and trained their AI
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by infamia 1y ago
1. Move the deductions from the employer to the individual. That unlinks health care from your employer. It will also inject market forces and discipline to our health care system, since the person paying for the care is now in charge of th

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